The Geneva Approach to thes Rorschach Method

Kelley, Maureen; Rieti, M D Ettore

doi:10.1080/08934037.1939.10381233

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“…In the course of the years, other workers have described the method, some with more and some with less detail (Apolczyn,6;Beck,12;Bratt,47;Piotrowski,' 234;190;Hertz,114,115,116,128;Klopfer,165,166,167;Hunter,137;Dubitscher,69,70,71;Lopfe,192;MacCalman,193;Mandowsky,197;Rizzo,247;Monnier,207;Salas,257;Soukup,281;Schneider,268;Vernon,298). Three manuals have appeared in recent years, in French by Loosli-Usteri (161,191), in German by Schneider (269), and in English by Beck (21). Beck's manual, the first book to be published in English, marks an important step forward, since it is the first to emphasize the objective-standardized approach to the method and call a halt to the exclusive reliance on personal norms and subjective estimate.…”

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Rorschach: twenty years after.

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1942

Psychological Bulletin

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believe that promising possibilities are inherent in the Rorschach technique. With the passing of years, their number has increased so that "Rorschach" has become a familiar term in the idiom of psychologists, psychiatrists, counsellors, teachers, social workers, and even judges-in fact, among nearly all who treat human beings and their personality problems. In the last decade, hardly a book, article, or review pertaining to personality in any language or in any country omits mention of the Rorschach technique (Allport,

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Rorschach: twenty years after.

Hertz¹

1942

Psychological Bulletin

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“…T h e most popular is that it represents some form of opposition (3, 5, 17, 19,21,22,28,32,33). A related concept is that it indicates some such quality as persistence, determination, stubbornness or obstinacy (3, 4, 6, 28,31,33).…”

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“…when confronted with a situation (17, 19,23) or an infantile adaptability of vision (28). Piotrowski (31) suggests it may bespeak both changeability and decisiveness.…”

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